02-28-2009
Well.... then I have been using the wrong bourne-type shells. Was I?
I guess that instead of helping sagarparadkar this discussion has now changed the topic.
Sagarparadkar, could you provide some example data file to us? Could you verify that the End Of Line characters are correct fr your script and input file?
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